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The University of Arkansas men's basketball team is spending time in the Bahamas as part of a four‑game exhibition schedule, focusing on cohesion and experience with a roster heavy on newcomers.
The Arkansas men's basketball team travels to Nassau for a four‑game exhibition tour, featuring eight freshmen and two transfers, as Coach John Calipari looks to build cohesion and experience before the upcoming season.
The Razorbacks are using a Bahamian exhibition series to blend eight freshmen and two transfers, with Coach Calipari emphasizing chemistry ahead of a promising season.
Coach John Calipari outlines the potential impact of Jordan Smith Jr., Miikka Muurinen, Abdou Toure and JJ Andrews, highlighting how each could influence the Razorbacks' strategy and performance.
Third‑year Arkansas coach John Calipari outlines his team's youthful talent, recruiting breakthroughs and plans for growth ahead of the upcoming season.
In a recent media appearance, Arkansas head coach John Calipari outlined the potential of a young, talented squad, highlighted his son Brad’s recruiting impact, and expressed optimism despite uncertainties about physicality and a modest non‑conference home slate.
Caleb Ourigou, a four-star prospect from New York, announced his commitment to the Arkansas Razorbacks, potentially reshaping the program's frontcourt for the 2026-27 season.
The New York native’s defensive prowess and rebounding could fill a critical void for Arkansas, which plans a five‑man frontcourt rotation.
Caleb Ourigou's commitment to Arkansas reshapes the SEC's 2027 recruiting picture, while Kentucky eyes five‑star recruit Ryan Hampton.
After Chuck Martin left for North Carolina, Brad Calipari, son of head coach John Calipari, fills the third assistant spot, leveraging his recent staff tenure and recruiting connections.
Arkansas reveals a full slate that blends home‑and‑home conference matchups, a demanding non‑conference lineup, and the return of key players ahead of the new season.
The Razorbacks finalize a 15‑player roster that blends high‑profile freshmen, experienced returnees and international projects, promising a deeper eight‑man rotation for the upcoming season.
Five‑star guard Davion Thompson has pledged to Arkansas, bringing elite scoring, playmaking and a proven track record at Link Academy to a program poised for a renaissance.
Davion Thompson, a highly rated guard from Chicago, announced his reclassification and commitment to the University of Arkansas, joining a recruiting haul that includes portal transfers and five-star freshmen.
Arkansas secures a versatile point guard and two portal transfers ahead of the upcoming season, reshaping its lineup with fresh talent and experienced returnees.
Davion Thompson, a highly rated point guard, flips his commitment to Arkansas after a key scouting trip by Coach John Calipari, bringing elite shooting and playmaking to the Razorbacks.
Coach John Calipari’s squad, built around fresh talent and a few key returnees, will test its chemistry in Nassau, with games streamed by FloSports and broadcast by veteran play‑by‑play voices.
The Razorbacks will test a young, evolving lineup against a mix of national teams and a professional club in Nassau, with the games streamed live on FloSports.
Arkansas will face Indiana at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 17 in the Bad Boys Mowers Series, highlighting a revamped roster for both teams and a schedule that stretches across the early season.
Indiana University’s men’s basketball team will meet the University of Arkansas at New York’s Madison Square Garden on November 17, 2024, in a game that underscores the Hoosiers’ ambitious non‑conference slate and revives a series that dates back to 2008.
Arkansas will open its nonconference schedule with a marquee game against Indiana at Madison Square Garden on November 17, a venue where Coach Calipari has deep roots. The matchup headlines a road trip that also includes Michigan State, North Carolina and Arizona, featuring returning star Billy Richmond III and a highly touted freshman class.
Arkansas will open its non‑conference slate at the iconic Madison Square Garden on November 17, taking on Indiana in a matchup that highlights Coach John Calipari’s push for national exposure. The Razorbacks also travel to face Michigan State, North Carolina and Arizona, while Indiana looks to rebound from a missed NCAA tournament with seven new transfers.
Arkansas will open the season against Texas‑Rio Grande Valley at Bud Walton Arena on Dec. 29, while also locking in high‑profile matchups against Indiana, Michigan State, North Carolina, Arizona and others. New coach Brandon Chambers’ squad is adding portal standouts such as Cooper Bowser and Jeremiah Wilkinson, alongside a class of five‑star freshmen.
The Razorbacks will welcome the Vaqueros to Bud Walton Arena on Dec. 29, kicking off a schedule that includes marquee matchups and international exhibitions.